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high density residential (ov€r 12 units/acre), high traffic generating private education, general commercial including any businesses having drive-up window facilities, transportation terminals, light industrial (storage, distribution, processing assembly, construction materials & contracting) -7- Hig~ Range high density residential, commercial heavy industrial (processing refining, manufacturing), power generation, salvage businesses, natural resource extraction and storage, any use relying principally on hazardous or toxic materials (production, transportation, storage) or creating hazardous or toxic waste 704. Industrial Range industrial Supplemental Amenity Standards Inclusion of land uses classified in an intensity range that is higher than would be permitted in that location by the Master Plan as provided in subsection 703 "Land Use Compatibility" may be approved only if the entire PDD is eligible for bonus points associated with the amenity standards listed below, such that a total of 15 points is required for each step difference between the land use intensity range corresponding to the Master Plan designation and the higher land use intensity 'range proposed for inclusion in the PDD. The applicant may propose any combination of the following amenity standards which totals at least the number of points required for the desired land use intensity range. However, these provisions may not be used to include Industrial Range uses in any area designated other than industrial by the Master Plan, or to increase the intensity range of uses permitted in any area designated as floodway by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. I. Either the existing streets and utilities serving the property already meet City standards and have sufficient capacity to serve the project, or all necessary off-site extensions and upgrading will be done at the developer's expense (4 points) 2. Either the PDD is within an existing 3-minute fire protection response time, or an additional station to be owned by the City will be constructed on the site and fully equipped at the developer's expense. (4 points) 3. If containing residential uses, the PDD is within 3/4-mile of an existing developed public park without crossing a minor or major arterial street, or a public park is proposed to be described and constructed in the PDD at the developer's expense. (4 points) 4. If containing residential uses, the PDD is within 3/4-mile of a public elementary school, or a new public school site is proposed for the PDD and accepted by the San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District. (3 points) 5. The PDD developer will restore any existing structures of historical significance as recognized by the Texas Historical Survey Committee, the National Register, The Texas Historical Commission, or the City of San Marcos. (3 points)